Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-07
NO. 134:

George Frost of Rockport, Mass. abou,
| nifty years old. dory fisherman. went ont
from Pigeon Cove Sunday forenoon to .e, a
'rswi and net aud has not been heard from
SINCE His dory was picked up by the schoou-
er Lucy +, and taken TO Boston.
Labor trouble has broken out afresh n, the
Para Rubber Shoe Works at South Frsm,ny.
nam, Mass, and this morning the active
makers, one hundred in number, quit work.
ihe men decline to make the new shoes re-.
Gently introduced, for 10 l.2 cents a pair and
demand twelve.
The new freight line of steamers 10 nj,
between the Clyde, Mersey. and Bristol chan.
nei and Montreal has been organized in Ens
iana ana the hrst steamer the Cotherstone,
now on her way over, having sailed from
Cardiff May 81. The new service j. c.llsa
the Mclean line.
The large wooden building on Msrrick
street, East Bosten, occupied by A. & w.
uahers' coopers, collapsed Monday morning.
eight ~orkmen having narrowl ly ESCAPED from
being buried in the ruins The building v.s
full OF barrels and stoves. Loss between
$4,000 and 100000.
The king and queen of Italy, SUNDAY At.
tended the ceremony OF unwilling the monu-
ment TO Italian soldiers who tell in the rs.
cent battle at Dogsli, with the Abyissinsns.
The number of survivors of the battle who
were present received demonstrationso or avn.
psthv from the people.
While an omnibus load of people were 70.
turning from picnic At Red Bank near Gin.
cinnsli, late Saturday night. the vehicle
WAS overturned and all the occupants. fortv
IN number, precipitated down an embank.
ment. Six persons were serious.y injured.
most OF whom were young ladies'.
Herman Springhorn was found dead in bed
at the Summit house in New York city. Sun-
dav morning. lie was formerly superinten-
dent of the Harris WOODEN mill at Woon.ock.
ct, X. l., and while there invented a clo,b
press, practically the same as the Miller
press, now widely used in WOODEN mills
A collision has occurred in the English
channel between the British bark Usmbury
Capt. Caldwell, from New York for Liver
pool, and the British steamer Tern. The
steamer was sunk and the captain and fuur
seamen were drowned The Tern was Of
Guy tons and was from the Mediterranean
ports
telephone message was received Sunday
from Clarendon, announcing the lynchinu.
last night, OF the negro who attempted 10
outrage MRS Park, the. mothor.in.law of
Sheriff Robinson of Munroe county. Ahout
him to tree He confessed before diving
that he was guilty.
Information has just been received Of
double execution near the Semiole agency
Indian Territory, of two Semioles. convicted
of numbering comrade three weeks aeo.
The Indians showed supreme indifference to
their fate. Amer brief religious exerci,es
they each made short speech dwelling ON
the crime and attrbutipg IL to the free use of
liquor. They were shot.
| The adoption of measures by the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Missouri for the expuls,on
OF all members of the order en- aged in tho
| hqnor business Is creating dissensions in the
body, opposition coming mainly from Ger.
man members,who claim that selling there ia
no greater ofiense than drinking it, A seri-
Gus split in the Grand Lodge is not unlikely
letter from Santiago De Caba. dated
May u, says: At this writing two hundred
and eighty cases of small pox are known by
civic authorities to exist, and it is estimated
that fully one hundred more are being treated
by Charlatans. Deaths in this city from tho
Isl to the 21th inst, from small pox, num-
bered forty. not one OF the victims having
been vaccinated. The disease has appeared
at Glantanamo, and doubtless will spread to
all Cuban ports.
Inc NoVoe Vremva OF St Petersburg
saws the first attempt that is made to replace
the present Emir Bokara by his brother, will
be signal for Russian occupation of the
country. The Novoe Vremya says it sus-
poets the English in intriguing in Bokhara.
and warns England that such conduct instead
of rendering Russia more pliable in accepting
the proposed settlement of the Egyptian
question, will have the contrary effect.
Chicago paper says the master builders
there are thinking seriously of sending to
Canada for bricklayers to take the place OF
the strikers. The Co operative Brick Com.
psny was organized Saturday. The Knights
of Labor control sevenfy-fve shares and the
bricklayers union twenty five shares. The
new company has completed the purchase Of
land which the Knights of Labor have been
trying to get hold of for a long time Brick
making machines are bought and set up.
Over 100 men it is stated will commence
making br icks at once.